Heartland

LyanvisAberrant wrote: ↑

12 Apr 2021, 23:41

Very well said! I stand corrected. Haha. X

Elitism is hopefully dead, but irony clearly isn't!

You guys just come off as very judgemental. Not trying to be confrontational, but just like... be aware of how you treat others, and why it is that you feel these people are lesser than you for enjoying the same thing but in a different way. Elitism isn't dead. Whilst I would agree with both you an...

paint it black wrote: ↑

11 Apr 2021, 09:05

Not seen this before

Wow, that's good. I still think I prefer this, though.

The thing that gets me down the most about the FB group is that you're guaranteed that someone will post one of the (very small number of) official Sisters videos. Every. Single. Day. Does any of them think that they're sharing something new? What is the point? Heellloooo Sisterrssss !!! Ultimately...

According to Analogue Planet And 1LP. The link to the official RSD site at the top of this thread shows 2LP and a play list...but if you check RSD releases on the official site it shows 1LP . Ach well time will tell. Skeletal Family in there as well Well the 12 songs clock in at about 47mins, just ...

I know this is only tangentally linked to biscuits, but if anyone hasn't read it yet, there's a hilarious tea towel related thread on the big TSOM FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1980147 ... 6201594225

There's a new post on my TSOM blog about that first gig, following up on other details to have emerged since the fanzine review was rediscovered a couple of years ago: https://sistersfan.blogspot.com/2021/02/forty-years-ago-today-first-sisters-of.html . There's also some interesting posts on the 808...

Not sure if it says more about me or the t-shirt "designer" but at first glance I thought the person on the right was Hulk Hogan.

BTW massive kudos to JN for uploading this to YT so that we can all enjoy for free.

I noticed that, looks like Von got a bit bored by it and stomped off too. Cheeky remark to open Train too. Aye, that was the bit I wanted to see, as from his comments it was clear that he was getting fed up with Wayne hogging the limelight. I wrote about it a few years back on my blog piece on this...

Good God, someone's wearing @Elamanamou's 'nasty' cap in the centre of the screen :lol: If you keep watching to the encore (around 65 minutes in), the annoying cap's owner finally removes said item (and waves it around in appreciation of Wayne's V-E-R-Y lengthy solo on KOHD) to reveal a more modern...

Strange that this anniversary has approached and passed with almost no fanfare. No 30th anniversary boxed set, no "The Making Of..." classic album documentary. But for many Sisters fans around the world, particularly in Latin America where the goth torch still flickers, this is THE Sisters album. Ha...

If you have a friend who likes old school goth circa 1987, this album is great! (Black Angel - Kiss of Death)

Can't recommend this highly enough. Order one - you won't be disappointed and will thank yourself (and Trevor) for years to come.

https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmusiczone.ie%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2020%2F07%2FPF-600x600.jpg&f=1&nofb=1 So far so good! This is much better than I expected after they put out "Don't Believe" as the teaser. Fresher-sounding and more innovative than I expected and RB o...

...and Eldritch did ask Wayne if he'd contribute to the third album, even after Wayne said he was going to go join Craig. The rancour clearly set in around the Sisterhood shenanigans, and when it was clearly such a boon to their projects to feud through the media! This was all covered in the Mass M...

Thanks for the reminder. I wouldn't normally have many Villa or Sheff U players in there but needs must.

Swinnow wrote:

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote: That could be the title of the next album by The m*****n!

See Black Cat Bone on The Brightest Light my.friend

https://youtu.be/9ucPj0EP20o

Thought it sounded familiar - thanks for the detail!

Swinnow wrote: the candles cost more than the cake.

That could be the title of the next album by The m*****n!

Eyes of Caligula certainly looks more immediately worthy of dissection than many of Von's more recent lyrics. He starts with the reference to the new Jerusalem, presumably a reference to the sentiments of Blake's poem which he went misty-eyed about on that Belgian radio show in 1984. "There is no us...

New on my blog, a look into an apparent visit to a record shop by TSOM on their first West Coast tour in 1983. https://sistersfan.blogspot.com/2020/04 ... rance.html
Other recent posts include Zurich and Glasgow 1985. Next post will therefore be on a 1984 gig!

czuczu wrote:

Purple Light wrote:

paint it black wrote: Agreed, the Liverpool gig was most excellent

Louder.
Everyone knows the L is louder.

Still not sure how I am top of the H2H when I am mid-table overall. Someone up there must like me though, as I took a gamble on bringing in Delofeu this week and making him captain!

Well done IGM. Can't remember the last time we were top of the table!

More of the Munich "day off" interviews appearing. Two with Eldritch: https://www.collideartandculture.com/single-post/2019/10/15/Eldritch-Boulevard-An-Interview-with-Andrew-Eldritch and https://australianmusician.com.au/sisters-of-mercy-australian-tour-interview/ , the first of which is definitely ...